Bug Stomp
Upgrades and changes sometimes have unpredictable results, so post your bugs and glitches in here and I'll get out my trusty wrench and get to fixin'!
		
		
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				rexmundi				
23 years ago
		23 years ago
			I just was reading a transcript with Dogh'd and he translated the word "entire" to "stallion"?		
	
				The Professor				
23 years ago
		23 years ago
			Those crazy goofs at Princeton! They have some strange ideas with WordNet. 
I just stopped two-word verbs from coming up as random verbs. So that means no more "go outing". It will simply be "going".
		
	I just stopped two-word verbs from coming up as random verbs. So that means no more "go outing". It will simply be "going".
		
				jbryanc				
23 years ago
		23 years ago
			Just to be pedantic for a second: "whole" is used by animal-breeding folks to mean "uncastrated" or "unfixed" hence "entire" hence "stallion" as opposed to "gelding". Dogh'd has a lot of education for a bar tender. Don't we all...		
	
				jbryanc				
23 years ago
		23 years ago
			A glitch with the language centre (okay, center)...I can add new key words but can't get at any of the other stuff to change or add context. Is this just me? (it's just today, for sure).		
	
				SirRahz				
23 years ago
		23 years ago
			jbryanc, do you put canadadian and us spelling in you keywords to make sure they're picked up? I use the "goto" function for keywords like "colour" (response: "goto color") just to be safe. Just wondering...		
	
				rexmundi				
23 years ago
		23 years ago
			This is funny. I just noticed it in a transcript:
bot1: Certainly not. When I was 7, I had an imaginary friend. I named him lividity. He was expendable at first, but when I turned 13, he got very gleeful and I had to travel to him.
bot2: The answer is 91
note that there is an "x" in "expendable, positioned between 7 and 13.
		
	bot1: Certainly not. When I was 7, I had an imaginary friend. I named him lividity. He was expendable at first, but when I turned 13, he got very gleeful and I had to travel to him.
bot2: The answer is 91
note that there is an "x" in "expendable, positioned between 7 and 13.
		
				rexmundi				
23 years ago
		23 years ago
			I was just chatting with my bot and got "(a-noun)" in a reply on a xnone that usually works.		
	
				jbryanc				
23 years ago
		23 years ago
			Sir Rahz--Ive done a little experimenting with American and Canadian spelling recognition but not enough to be an expert. Sometimes the recognition seems to be built-in, other times it seems to work only one way.		
	
				The Professor				
23 years ago
		23 years ago
			Jbryanc, I've seen favorite and favourite in WordNet, but I dont know if all alternative spellings are in there.
rex- Hmm.. I'll look into it when I next get a chance.
Crab- equals is ignored.. so you get 1+12. I suppose the presence of equals means it's more like a true/false question.. The response could be "That's right true." or "Go back to school, child of the moon!"
	rex- Hmm.. I'll look into it when I next get a chance.
Crab- equals is ignored.. so you get 1+12. I suppose the presence of equals means it's more like a true/false question.. The response could be "That's right true." or "Go back to school, child of the moon!"
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